Fee: No day-use parking fee.
About this park
Beaver Creek State Natural Area is a place to see nature up close, by hiking through upland forest or paddling through lush marsh. It is minutes from Highway 101. The marsh supports river otter, beaver and migratory and resident birds, and it is critical habitat for coho salmon, cutthroat trout and winter steelhead. Roosevelt elk, deer, coyote and the occasional bear and cougar live in the meadows and forests. The area is part of Brian Booth State Park.
Beaver Creek State Natural Area (Brian Booth State Park) FAQ
Where is Beaver Creek State Natural Area (Brian Booth State Park) located?
Beaver Creek State Natural Area (Brian Booth State Park) is in Seal Rock, Oregon, at North Beaver Creek Road. GPS coordinates: 44.5147, -124.0492. Get directions.
Is there an entrance fee at Beaver Creek State Natural Area (Brian Booth State Park)?
No day-use parking fee. Fees can change by season, so confirm with the park before you go.
How do I contact Beaver Creek State Natural Area (Brian Booth State Park)?
You can call (541) 867-7451. The park office can confirm RV site availability, hookups, length limits and current conditions.
Are there RV campgrounds near Beaver Creek State Natural Area (Brian Booth State Park)?
Yes. The closest RV-friendly campgrounds listed on ParkedRV are:
- Canal Creek (10.4 mi, reservable)
- Tillicum (10.4 mi, reservable)
- Blackberry (14.5 mi, reservable)
How current is this information about Beaver Creek State Natural Area (Brian Booth State Park)?
This listing was last updated on October 6, 2026. If something is out of date, let us know and we'll fix it.